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To create a trigger in Google Sheets, go to "Extensions" ➜ "Apps Script" ➜ "Create Trigger" ⏰ Set event, function, and time-based options ✨ Advantages: 🔄 Automates tasks, like sending emails or updating data. 🚀 Saves time and effort. 💯 Ensures data accuracy and consistency. 🔔 Enables real-time notifications for critical updates.

function createTimeDrivenTriggers() {
  // Trigger every minute
  ScriptApp.newTrigger('myFunction')
      .timeBased()
      .everyMinutes(1)
      .create();
}

function myFunction() {
  SpreadsheetApp.flush();
}
 

Note: triigers are expansive, please use them wisely, change your preferred time over here 

.timeBased()
      .everyMinutes(1)

More variations of the same

The `.timeBased()` method in Google Sheets Apps Script provides various options for configuring time-based triggers. Here are some of the options available:

1. `.everyMinutes(n)`: Triggers the function every `n` minutes.
2. `.everyHours(n)`: Triggers the function every `n` hours.
3. `.everyDays(n)`: Triggers the function every `n` days.
4. `.onWeekDay(day)`: Triggers the function on a specific day of the week (e.g., `ScriptApp.WeekDay.MONDAY`).
5. `.onMonthDay(day)`: Triggers the function on a specific day of the month (1-31).
6. `.inTimezone(timezone)`: Sets the timezone for the trigger.
7. `.nearMinute(n)`: Triggers the function on the nearest minute divisible by `n`.

By using these options, you can customize the timing and frequency of your triggers to suit your specific requirements, automating tasks and ensuring timely execution of functions in your Google Sheets.